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CHICAGO-The owner of the 11-story building at 664 N. Michigan Ave. already is talking with city officials about fixing a deteriorating fagade on the upper floors of 664 N. Michigan Ave.
CHICAGO-Developers of a proposed 24-unit building at Madison Street and Homan Avenue line up $1.6 million in no-interest, 32-year mortgage financing in addition to historic rehab and low-interest housing tax credits.
CHICAGO-The plan commission punches CMC Heartland Partners III, LLC's ticket for a 1,694-unit residential development with more than 50,000 sf of retail space, including a Jewel food store to serve a booming neighborhood northwest of the Loop and commuter rail terminals.
SCHAUMBURG, IL-Three recent deals include Computer Strategy Coordinators, Inc.'s renewal of 25,222 sf at Two Woodfield Lake, where space is offered at $23 per sf gross. Also, Stewart Title renews a 4,000-sf lease at 1515 E. Woodfield Rd.
CHICAGO-Not only does the Downtown condominium market force Heartland Properties to make Phase II of Kinzie Station a rental property, it also decimates the REIT's third-quarter net profit as sales of units stall.
CHICAGO-Property owners are beginning to offer better concession packages that include more generous tenant improvement allowances and even some rental abatement in order to remain competitive in the market.
CHICAGO-Commercial real estate developer and investor Jupiter Realty Corp. buys four South Carolina warehouses with 510,400 sf from Duke-Weeks Realty Trust. The properties are in an industrial park 10 miles west of Spartanburg.
CHICAGO- Columbus, OH-based Pizzuti Cos. vice president of sales and leasing Bill Baumgardner says "The activity is very strong with the big-box users -- 500,000-sf or more...the quality of the companies looking has been very good.
CHICAGO-Mayor Richard M. Daley wants the Millennial Housing Commission, appointed by Congress, to push for a 40% jump in the federal Home Investment Partnerships Program so city's such as his can build new rental housing.
CHICAGO-Tenants of 188 W. Randolph St. say the closing was "overkill," but city officials say their mandated precautions may save a life while they try to find a solution to falling terra cotta from the 46-story building.